Is there Reason to be Concerned with two Unexplained Noseble Posted: 03-28-06 16:30pm
i recently had 2 unexplained nosebleeds a
few days apart. and i also feel like i
have the flu, ( fever, chills,
restlessness, fatigue). missed 2 days work
because of it. i had to drag myself out of
bed to post this question. are the
nosebleeds a reason to be concerned? i
haven't had a nosebleed since i was a
kid.
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Ear, Nose & Throat Disorders Answer A744 Posted: 04-11-06 10:35am
Nosebleeds could be a sign of increased
blood pressure; you can go to your General
Practitioner to measure your blood
pressure. In rare cases, nose infections
can also cause nose bleeds...but that is
usually nothing to worry about.
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